In short:
The Consulate cannot expedite your application and cannot indicate whether you will receive a early reply. You always have the option to shorten you stay to a max. of 90 days or to postpone your departure with one month.
She will not be able to extend her stay and will have to leave Suriname after 90 days.
You have to proof that you have enough money to pay for your expenses in Suriname. Some submit a letter of the student loan or a bank statement, etc
If you have sufficient funds to pay for your stay in Suriname, you do not need a guarantor
the contact person who can confirm everything about your internship
Your mentor/school/university may issue an official letter stating the name of the Bureau/organization in Suriname which is seeking placement in a certain field for you.
A �KV� visa is only issued for your first entry. On arrival in Suriname a short term of 30 days is granted. Within two (2) weeks after of your arrival in Suriname you have to register with the Department for Aliens� Registration (Ministry of Justice and Police) for further formalities regarding your longer stay.
When your Authorization for Temporary Stay in Suriname is formalized, you have to register with the Registry/Records Office ("CBB") and the Ministry of Justice and Police ("KPS" - Department of Registration of Foreigners). These two offices will place a stamp in your passport confirming the period of validity of your Authorization of Temporary Stay. On the basis of those two stamps you may travel out and enter Suriname without a visa.
No, only couples who are legally married to someone of Surinamese origin, may also submit their request for a residence permit in Suriname